There is a Visual-Archaeology photo essay in LOST Magazine this month:

At the turn of the 20th century, Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York was the most densely populated neighborhood in the United States. A century later it was home to the largest artist colony in history. Less than a decade later, Williamsburg, a once a booming industrial town, currently holds one of the top slots on the National Trust’s Most Endangered Places list. Continue…